AVERAGE MONTHLY VOLUMES

The month was the worst performing so far this year in terms of transaction volume.

Portfolio managers are using China to manage their exposure across currencies.

April has proven to be a difficult month in terms of trading volumes for FX trading providers.

Trading volumes fell both on a monthly and yearly comparison during the month of April.

April’s average daily volume was the lowest achieved since August of 2017.

Although higher against February, March’s operating revenue is still lower than that achieved in January.

The firm managed to achieve its highest FX trading volume since October 2018.

The operating revenue reported in February of 2019 is the lowest monthly figure noted since September.

The Daily Average Revenue Trades in February increased by 6 per cent month-on-month.

Commodities trading volumes, however, remained resilient during the month.

Net revenues increased by 3.5 per cent month-on-month.

FX forwards was the only sector to report a slight increase in traded volumes.

Transaction volumes fell by 46.5 percent month-on-month during February.

Spot FX trading volumes achieved the worst results in more than a year.

Equities, however, managed to still achieve solid trading results.

The total traded volume of US fixed-income on Nasdaq was $760 billion during the month of February.

Although February’s volumes were up on a monthly comparison, they could not measure up to the previous year.

The monthly trading storefront FX trading price fell by more than 50 per cent month-on-month.

Derivatives and stocks trading volume and value both fell during the month of February.

All individual segments of TFX products reported a fall in trading on a monthly and annual comparison.

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